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In ,cooking crsnberriee, if the snap (1 ‘into spring clotllespin.

berries “"0 9"* "“"‘"gh the “md -Fasten the latter to the porch rail- choppcr and cooked with equalimg with a piece of twme' and' you “""°““' "f s“"""'. "‘°"“"‘“` °f me ‘will never have the disappointment jelly is delicious and much labor or (hiding your paper not there;

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cooking nffer it. has been \vi\slicd‘ thoroughly, do not add any water

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to it \\'l\f‘1\ bnillvuz as enough with foods that require long cook- niuing from wnsixinz. In this ivuy. `ing_ such as s(@\y§_ Soups, meatg, all the iron it contains \\'iil not be 9(c_ and espegmlly on ig-gning day “`“S7‘*`d- iibefore I had my electric iron)

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l burnt old cans in the kitchen

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salt. and do not cover. fam

lf the ;rrn\;v \vill not 'brown in n ‘hot

so as to have it rcninln white is tu`

]iurr\', n tablespoon of coffee will`

help considerably und loaves nhsol\|t_el_\‘ no coffee taste. Strain it tim nut, oi' coiirse. .

\\'l\en cooking ncid fruits stir ln`l14)§;

n little l\.nl<iu:_' soda before nddingl_

sugar. lt is surprising how little Le" suirni' _von will i‘e<uiil'o this \\'u_\'. y

Try nddim: n finely sliced orange

to the ripple pie the next time you make one. lt impro\'vs the flavor considerniily.

or ci‘elmin»\ inside of closet doors’ nxako i\nnd_\' cmitnincrs for sliocsyt

dust cloths, etc. rn

fore using' it will never rust. a

To pro\'<>nt‘r~ioti1es i'rom freczinl: It

ndd n hnndful of suit to the rins- free from dusf-

ing Water.

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stain from white goods nnd \\'Ili nmved "am “Mile 010th Wilh per not hni‘m the fnhric. l`»uinp\‘n the oxide' Another Way to take new mmm-itil with it and out it in the “mine Stains “ff “"0" 0" W°°|

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A Hull' Dozen Econnmlen \\'ll

Keep n pile oi' old nr~\\'spapci‘s in

the kitchen: you will find mnny`she uses for them. ipre 1‘ockoL~x of block or iviiite oiiclotli ima

Tin Cans for Fuell

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ge and thereby saved n great ount oi’ coal. When the fire was I put in a couple of old tin s, and the degree and steadi- s of heat and also the length of e approximatel/ the same tem-- ature is maintained is most mrkable. The cans are easilyi ioved when the heat slackens _ , the use of mv double fork.

cious a souvenir of ber 0

rringe.

Tell the stnrioner that such a m y is fiesirerl and he will have it

D will keep surprisingly clean and

IODINE STAINS may be re<

,,,,,,_ cloth is by dissolving corn starch .

To Clonn Sink Pipe.

One of the most freuuf-nt nnd

trying' nnnoynnccs of houseitccp-

‘ng ns mum, can testlfy' is the molasses; sntin will come out with-

in stain: let dry and brush off.

cold water and applying 'to

Grass Stains. Rub wlthf

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engraved copper plate from . W,

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just th`0 tliin|~'.~i to set into tliejtray bomg ll halo less' I ' ` ,

Shoulder' scorn, or clown thc sleeve Uses for Paper B395 " '

of n cl\ild's dross or ni_ghtg.»\\'n, _ '

which nt-cds enlarirlng, » _

\Vhvn tinwnre in first bonulit ii' Use a paper bug mr a mln m

lt is rlihlwd all over with lnril und ‘rubbing off the "7t0"e‘ “vhs” the '

th,,r0lmh|y lmmlul In ‘hp mn." he_ kerosene lamps are clennoti. pull A ' -

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obstruction to the frcc, quick out- out difficulty m.wash' For shiny ,Pt of me waste “mor nf the aergc, sponge with hot vinegar and washstnnd. thc bench tub and the Dress. . kitchen sink. This is caused by a _ ' gradual accumulation ni’ small Brme f°" Hams

bits of refuge material, pnper, , Two gnllcns \va,tex-, 3 pounds 'Am' "“““‘» """"“‘ ‘"` °‘h“‘” “`“*‘¢°- rock salt. 1 pound brown sugar, 1-2 which check nnd ilnnlly entirely Sup molasses’ 1 ounce san peu.e_ stop the ouilow of' the waste water. Bo" and smm_ Let Stand over umm A “"."°l°' '"°x"°"8"'° m°th"d “f to cool. Put hams in for four to

clearing the pines is ns follows: six weeks_

Just before retiring ut night pour into the pipe enough liquid pot-

ash (not soda) lyc oi’ 36 degrees From Hubbyvs old collar'

strength to nil the "tnp." as it is Wash( if necesém-y hop) to re.

called, or the hem portion oi’ the move an the Starch from the men-S pipe Jugt below the outlet. About a old couarsl h-on nat and fold pint will suffice for a wnshstund or W A q"“,;_'_t f“'_" bm” mb 0' "'*°"°" stitch all around. These make ex-

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ollars are best.

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ivreggeaT,;7r"]‘:'a‘;e‘v;:‘Ie rgggv; ‘;|§;“;| An old book or magazine is good

clean the flntiron while ironing

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Ile very ennlul In hnmlllmz the The pages are easily torn on as

lye not to touch It with your bore mixed' leaving a nice clean page hands. or touch your fnce or eyes fm' next Mme' whlle doing the |n|,. The kitchen knife may _be

temporarily sharpened n bit by

Newspaper Holder drawing it quickly back and forth

across the edge of an iron sink or

To kee pthe morning newspaper a wooden doo,-,ten

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rongslde out. end to end, and

Cooking Helpl

To prevent injuring n kitchen

~ 9 table. keep an old thick magazine

3 on it, to set hot, soiled dishes on.

tearing off the soiled pages as

will Wear Longer “mmm I1]

and will always look well, if you keep Grease all around the inside of them properly polished with the top of the cooking vessel _ to

‘Btdtwhen maize caizcaor 'pu

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North West Flour is .milled from the highest grade of Western hard spring wheat. It is produced in a mill which has -no superior in equipment or facilities for milling. It makes a big, ~white, light loaf and imparts an appetizing flavor.

Don’t be satisfied until you have tested North West Flour for your bread-making. »

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Sensation Flour is milled from the finest Ontario soft winter wheat,-it makes feathery cakes and flaky pastry such as no hard wheat ilour can ever produce. Sensation Flour is the perfected result of years of experimenting to get an ideal pastry llotir. It il econ-

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G'-YC! 'UNE candy or preserves.

DRESSING

prevent foods from boiling ver.

Q FRENCH Especially good when boiling

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Foley Itllnnel-no' goilsh; . on A el rxgiuie, and ,the shoes

liable and wnlerprool. 3 ‘All ihis reeervu the leather and) makes the

lhou wear mitch lonxer. Some of the nrfen o- ll uimiiem buy th » labor- h

l3"'»`.' ”°".l.". ".l.‘ii'.i1l¥.»`.

Any [ood sealer can mp-' , 0 ply vel

ing onions. raise a window e bil nd do the work in front of lt, or ii. ther words peel them in a draft Dig the finger nails into a cake f _

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` lah lhrgpéaoitié. mira! 8 instantly _wir A ine 0

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"‘ "°"' """"' ‘°"' nd prevent getting the nails soil

ed. »

ard over ripe tomatoes and see ow easy it is to remove the ekinn

bmtflg condition sheet of cake out of n cloth wrung

To prevent "crying" when peel-

soap before cleaning the stov~

bread-making.

Rub the back of a knife quite

When making jelly roll turn the

omicai-it cuts the cost for ingredients in two.

If you want to excel in all your baking use “Sensation” for your cakes and pies, and “North West” for your

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THE' T. H.. TAYLOR COMPANY; LIMITED

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utof not wnter.~te prevent the . ~ ~~` ' - it `

.. - cake from cracking. ' i' ' ‘ I . nfg'§-;v'¢"fhf'_‘Sfl:f$ ll an egg yolk in left, after

i ,,,_ , ""0, "dm" ing is done. out it in E-Tenn of ,

_ water and it will keep be user

later, when one is needed. ‘

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